Preparation is key when ites to sharpening your circular saw blade. Without proper preparation, you won’t have the proper technique or the tools in order to get the job done. So, what exactly do you need in order to sharpen your blade? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. See full list on Aligning the teeth is one of the most important parts of the process when you’re looking to sharpen your circular saw’s blade. Firstly, you’ll need to mark the starting tooth – which you can do with a simple black marker or even a piece of tape. Why would you be marking the teeth? Well, the marker will indicate aplete rotation of the blade, giving you a clearer idea of when to start and finish. See full list on Now you’ve reached the most fun part of sharpening a circular saw blade – filing. This is where you’ll need to grab your file and begin work. We’ve made this easier for you to follow, by our numbered list below: 1. Your file will need to be held flush against the tooth 2. Make four smooth strokes, backwards and forwards along the plane of the tooth. Make sure you keep an eye on the sharpness of the teeth when doing so. If the tooth is sharp, you can move onto the next tooth 3. Continue onto the next tooth, continuing the same backwards and forwards motion, with the same amount of strokes used on each tooth – until they’re sharp. 4. Release the blade’s tension every third or fourth tooth and rotate this around, making sure you’ve kept an eye on the tooth you have originally marked. 5. After sharpening the circular saw blades, you can move onto the next set of teeth. 6. Place your circular saw blade back into the circular saw when not in use Of course, this list, there are some variab... See full list on Now you’ve read the entire article, there should be no reason as to why your blades are still dull. A sharp blade is imperative when ites to cutting, and by following this guide you’ll find that dull blades are no longer a concern of yours. I’d love to hear your thoughts, however. Is there a technique you use, or perhaps something I missed? Let me know in thements below. See full list on How often should I sharpen a circular saw blade? There’s no one-hat-fits-all answer to this question, as it will depend on the amount of work you do, the materials you cut – and also the circular saw you’re using. If you find the blade bing more sluggish upon your cuts, and the teeth dull – it’s time to sharpen your blade. What are the benefits of sharpening my blade as opposed to buying a replacement? For starters, circular saw blades can be expensive if you’re constantly replacing them, especially if you’re using it daily, cutting heavy materials such as masonry, or thick pieces of wood. This is one of the most benefits sharpening a circular blade has. See full list on
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